Kremlin says Putin in phone call with Trump downplays immediate Ukraine talks resumption
Putin said Ukraine’s drone attacks disrupted an immediate resumption of trilateral talks as Russia and the United States also discussed fuel supplies.
- On Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin told U.S. President Donald Trump that Kyiv undermined the possibility of immediate trilateral peace talks by launching drone attacks on Moscow during last month's election, the Kremlin said.
- Kremlin foreign policy aide Yury Ushakov alleged that by attacking polling stations and election organizers on voting day, "the Kyiv regime effectively disrupted the possibility of an immediate resumption of the negotiation process."
- Addressing the status of trilateral discussions, Ushakov added, "And now, as the president said, we will consider when those negotiations can be resumed," referring to talks involving the United States, Russia, and Ukraine.
- During the same call, Trump and Putin discussed economic initiatives, including potential Russian diesel supplies intended to lower fuel prices before U.S. midterm elections next month.
- U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Thursday that Russia's war in Ukraine remains at a "dangerous stalemate," as the United States continues working toward a settlement to end the conflict.
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Ukraine has undermined the possibility of immediately resuming trilateral peace talks with the United States, Russian President Vladimir Putin’s aide Yuri Ushakov said. His comments were made following a phone call between Putin and US President Donald Trump. According to Ushakov, Russia was ready to resume talks after the country’s parliamentary elections last month. However, on election day, he said, Ukraine launched a massive drone strike on …
Kremlin says Putin in phone call with Trump downplays immediate Ukraine talks resumption
Russian President Vladimir Putin told US President Donald Trump on Friday that Kyiv had undermined the possibility of an immediate resumption of trilateral Ukraine peace talks after it had hit Moscow with drones during last month's election, the Kremlin said.
Putin told Trump that after the attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on election day, Moscow would still think about when negotiations could be resumed, Ushakov said
Putin told Trump that after the attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on election day, Moscow would still think about when negotiations could be resumed, Ushakov said.Subscribe to TASS / The world in "Max"
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